Excess deaths in the past year were thousands higher than in the pandemic year of 2021 – 67,724 vs 54,770 above the pre-pandemic five-year average – and just a quarter were from Covid.
Covid alarmists are puzzled by new research in the Journal of the American Medical Association which found that half of young people claiming to suffer from 'Long Covid' never had COVID-19 in the first place.
Excess deaths were back this week after a five-week hiatus – but they only disappeared due to ONS trickery in including high pandemic deaths in the baseline.
The new official data on deaths by vaccination status in England were released on Tuesday and they show the vaccinated over-represented in all-cause mortality in all age groups for most of 2021 and all of 2022.
The more vaccine doses an area of England has received, the greater the number of excess deaths it has experienced, a shocking new analysis of official data for England has found, adding to worries about vaccine safety.
Singapore has seen a similar rise in heart deaths to England despite having far less Covid before autumn 2021, meaning it cannot be blamed on Long Covid and putting more suspicion on the vaccines.
Excess deaths have been running high all year but despite repeated calls to investigate what's behind the thousands of extra deaths the Government has now stated it refuses do so.
The data from the first wave in spring 2020 show a considerable number of deaths not linked to Covid – a sign that the pandemic response was killing people, says Nick Rendell.
Focusing on 'core' mortality from non-respiratory causes removes most of the variation from year to year and reveals a truly alarming trend beginning around the time the vaccines were rolled out in 2021.
Lockdowns were responsible for thousands of alcohol deaths, new ONS data show, as the rate rises 27% on pre-pandemic levels.
